old time religion by Jim Linderman: old time religion Marxist Minstrels and Black Oak Arkansas in HELL

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old time religion Marxist Minstrels and Black Oak Arkansas in HELL

old time religion Marxist Minstrels and Black Oak Arkansas in HELL (with Stiv Bators)

Ahh yes. Christian nut-job David Noebel flogs his thesis that we are sinking into the depths of destruction due to the commie rock of Black Oak Arkansas! The bands he REALLY hates are the Beatles and KISS. As for Dr. Hook, he seems to not recognize the band played satire. You know? I really don't think The Dead Boys were Marxists. We won't ever know for sure...Lead singer Stiv Bators died in 1990, and I suspect Noebel thinks he is in hell. Wherever that is. Down under the ground somewhere, and it's hot.

Lee Greenwood. Now THERE is some durn good entertainment for kids. After wowing the sparse crowd at Donald Trump's inauguration, he is a hot property again! Greenwood comes out for Republican presidents, which means a major gig about every eight years. He is a conservative christian...I guess you can tell because of his strict conservative dress. Remember when wearing the flag was illegal? Turns out it is free speech! We are a nation of laws after all! Here Lee sports his patriotic duds. His latest book is hot too. Published in 2012, there are currently a few dozen copies available used at Amazon starting at ONE CENT but you have to pay the postage.

16 page pamphlet shilling "The Marxist Minstrels" by David Noebel. Summit Ministries. No Date.
Collection Jim Linderman

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